CBRE: 2021 Thailand Real Estate Market Outlook
2021 Thailand Real Estate Market Outlook
2021 Thailand Real Estate Market Outlook
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COVID-19 WEIGHS HEAVILY ON Q2 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
Owner of real estate and investment agencies in China and Europe, Long Fang Hu, illustrates to idealista / news the actuality of the Chinese real estate market after the outbreak of the covid-19. Long Fang Hu explains that used house prices have fallen by 30% and that the pace of sales has fallen between 10% and 30% in January and February. However, in March there was a slight recovery in activity and the rental market remained almost stable.
Thailand’s tourism industry seems to have grown exponentially over the last 40 years. In fact, the last time we saw fewer than 10 million visitors in a year was in 2001, after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Investors in the Phuket property sector are also drawn to the potential of rental income.
If you have been thinking about purchasing a holiday home or an income generating property, then you may be keen to learn more about the enormous upside potential in Phuket real estate.
Phuket, known as “the pearl of the Andaman” or “the pearl of the south”, is the largest island in Thailand and is located near the west coast of the Malay Peninsula. Its natural resources, among which the tropical forests and the famous beaches undoubtedly stand out, make it the richest, most popular and tourist of the islands of southern Thailand.
Most Italians who are closed at home during this period are looking forward to going out. One of the things we miss most are travel. So much so that most are already thinking about summer holidays. At least will we be able to do them?
According to a recent survey conducted by Portale Sardegna on a sample of Italian travelers, it is clear that most of our compatriots have the desire and desire to travel, despite the current situation.